Paul Merton really is a genuinely funny guy, I'd forgotten how entertaining he is. This show manages to achieve a really good balance of well informed personalities I'm glad I found this, thanks for uploading it.
I'd like to see him in more shows, imagine him on Taskmaster and how little hope he'd have left after it. "What do you mean 'throw the rubber duck into a cup'? Do people watch this?"
I just love all these people to death but Miles Jupp is another one that ALWAYS stands out and he’s just funnier the older he gets. I will always be happy when I think back to him and Sean on countdown, not only their legendary jokes but just the general back-and-forth. Its always great to see Miles
@@isabellaangeline2175 Indeed. Bet there are some truly epic, lyrical, and meticulously logical arguments, though. They were made for each other. David's a lucky guy.
16:24 - 16:28 : Straight out of the Harry Enfield sketch where he impersonates Ian Hislop tapping his pencil, and Paul Merton interjecting with: "Is it a dolphin in a bath tub?"
Ross noble is generally the best guest this show has ever had , everytime hes on im in stitches . Like look at 11:03 , i spit my tea all over the table when he said that
@@mikepxg6406 I share your opinion. I genuinely find him as witty as a bucket of sick and not a person I would want to know. I constantly find myself totally bewildered that he has a career.
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I really wish I could see what and why people think RN is at all funny. I groan inwardly every time he is listed as a guest and have to decide if the draw of the other guests is worth having to hear anything he says.
Ferry builder Incat's German subsidiary will build and supply two of the worlds first high speed dual-fuel car ferries capable of carrying 180 HGV's plus 150 other vehicles and 1450 passengers, these two ferries are the world's fastest ships having achieved a speed of 58.1 knots - (107.6 kilometres an hour) have been ordered by DFDS to connect Ireland and Europe directly at high speed, avoiding the need to use the UK landbridge via Dublin, Holyhead, Dover, Calais to Europe. The first step in a €30 million transformation of Rosslare Europort will be taken this week now that the port authority, Iarnród Eireann has approved planning permission by Wexford County Council. The investment, which will be made jointly by Ireland and the EU during 2021/2, is part of a port 'Masterplan' to ensure Rosslare Harbour has the capacity, facilities and technology to facilitate major growth for the benefit of the region and the national economy, replacing the need for the "UK landbridge" to mainland Europe from Ireland, unfortunately cutting hundreds of jobs in the UK but replacing them in Ireland. Among the changes which are subject to planning permission are a reconfiguration of the port lay-out and new facilities and infrastructure along with a plan to make Rosslare a 'sustainable, seamless and smart port', to ensure it reaches its full potential as Ireland's gateway to Europe and beyond.
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certainly not that I'm complaining, but they really keep in those "mistake" moments in the proper, broadcast show? like for instance the stuff with Brian Cox needing a wee? I love that they wound, just surprised
lol the dead monkry comment was extra funny to me as lil while ago i paid for my then gf to sponser a wolf, yup dead within a week , omg!! the wolf, not the gf lol
42:29 Paul went to genuinely answer Chris' question like he'd been doing with anything visual, before realizing he can obviously hear the impression and it was a joke.
What does the presenter say around 17.05? I’m not a native English speaker, sometimes it’s hard to hear the bits that are partly buried in the noise of the audience laughing?
So this question made me think. "The toe rag, from which the term comes, was an item of clothing worn by men who were either to poor to afford stockings or were criminals. They would wrap their feet up in scraps of cloth, which, unwashed, would end up in a very poor state indeed." -bbcamerica.com
Wow, at 10:30 I would have made the joke "they write a song about it", in reference to the musical artist Gorillaz. Then immediately after I said it, she said "they make up happy little songs."
Here in America we are obviously THE laughingstock of everything political and otherwise. But I’m always stunned to hear about how many major lawsuits are filed against journalist and newspapers constantly over there. By big prominent folks who absolutely feel no shame about it. It’s kind of insane.
@@bereacrimewatch5324 I'm thinking you wouldn't be able to get the same power, since the wall sockets would be a bottleneck current-wise. Also, all the extension cables would be messy.
Helen Lewis (born 30 September 1983)[1] is a British journalist and a staff writer at The Atlantic.[2] She is a former deputy editor of the New Statesman,[3] and has also written for The Guardian and The Sunday Times.[4]
1:00:12 A good example of a biased sample. I'm guessing all those panelists are from a similar part of the country, and certainly all the audience members have to be living near wherever the studio is. (not to mention education, wealth and other factors)
Ferry builder Incat's German subsidiary will build and supply two of the worlds first high speed dual-fuel car ferries capable of carrying 180 HGV's plus 150 other vehicles and 1450 passengers, these two ferries are the world's fastest ships having achieved a speed of 58.1 knots - (107.6 kilometres an hour) have been ordered by DFDS to connect Ireland and Europe directly at high speed, avoiding the need to use the UK landbridge via Dublin, Holyhead, Dover, Calais to Europe. The first step in a €30 million transformation of Rosslare Europort will be taken this week now that the port authority, Iarnród Eireann has approved planning permission by Wexford County Council. The investment, which will be made jointly by Ireland and the EU during 2021/2, is part of a port 'Masterplan' to ensure Rosslare Harbour has the capacity, facilities and technology to facilitate major growth for the benefit of the region and the national economy, replacing the need for the "UK landbridge" to mainland Europe from Ireland, unfortunately cutting hundreds of jobs in the UK but replacing them in Ireland. Among the changes which are subject to planning permission are a reconfiguration of the port lay-out and new facilities and infrastructure along with a plan to make Rosslare a 'sustainable, seamless and smart port', to ensure it reaches its full potential as Ireland's gateway to Europe and beyond.
Just pointing out, all these type of shows are free for the audience. You apply for tickets and they do a lottery type system and give out as many as they have. So the audience is whoever applies and gets the tickets. It's not like stand up or theater shows where people pay
Ian Hislop is a national treasure
International treasure.
Maybe we are more valuable than you (or I) think.
He is. They both are but Ian is a total blast
😊
his jeremy clarkson impression is immaculate
Paul Merton really is a genuinely funny guy, I'd forgotten how entertaining he is. This show manages to achieve a really good balance of well informed personalities I'm glad I found this, thanks for uploading it.
Disagree. He's probably the most overrated comedian the UK has ever produced.
@@parastroika2393 Fair enough. Personally I'd give that particular award to racist Bernard Manning.
Is it a dolphin in a bathtub?
@@parastroika2393 Disagree.
I'd like to see him in more shows, imagine him on Taskmaster and how little hope he'd have left after it. "What do you mean 'throw the rubber duck into a cup'? Do people watch this?"
i dont know how many times i had to rewind to listen to ross noble saying "your gentlemans downstairs" but it was many and im cry-laughing
I love Martin Clunes!! 🤣 his laugh is the best, each episode he does I hear the laugh and it is so infectious 🤣
I just love all these people to death but Miles Jupp is another one that ALWAYS stands out and he’s just funnier the older he gets. I will always be happy when I think back to him and Sean on countdown, not only their legendary jokes but just the general back-and-forth. Its always great to see Miles
The one where his mascot was a picture of Sean, cracking me up thinking about it.
@@Kit-yv7ob yeah. That one and the beef waiter bit always get me.
His laugh always cracks me up. Its honestly quite disturbing how effective it is.
His laugh is just delightful, i love it.
"I won't spit on you when we're having sex tonight" "good luck trying it without spit"
Victoria Coran Mitchell what a wonderful lady. To see her crying over the gorillas made me just want to hug her 🥰
You can definitely see how those two fell for each other. They do make a great match.
She can be so tough, and yet be this totally sweet person.
@@isabellaangeline2175 Indeed. Bet there are some truly epic, lyrical, and meticulously logical arguments, though. They were made for each other. David's a lucky guy.
Victoria is so sweet she cried over gorillas singing. She is also beautiful and smart. David Mitchell is a really lucky man.
I so agree
Simp
She loves her pet Gorrilla
That's why David stopped shaving....
Underneath that suit
And armpit scratching
Good job they have a water bed......
And she`s got big norks
Put it away, fucking hell mate
Every time I have this come up on my phone while I'm asleep bloody Google kicks off and plays some soft rock 😂
Helen McCrory was lovely. RiP
Really sad she lost her battle. I wish I had the power to substitute awful people for good people who die.
Do you know something? I'd have Ian too. He's got the right temperament for the top job.
This made me laugh for a full hour 😂
Perfection, as always
Thanks for posting.
16:24 - 16:28 : Straight out of the Harry Enfield sketch where he impersonates Ian Hislop tapping his pencil, and Paul Merton interjecting with: "Is it a dolphin in a bath tub?"
Haven't seen Enfield on much in the last twenty years
@@lmm2103He’s on The Windsors!
@@lmm2103He's probably living out the rest of his years with the substantial amount of money he made from his successful career in comedy 🤷🏼♂️
Whenever they cut to that lady in the yellow top, I’m always reminded of Uma Thurman in Kill Bill
RIP Helen McCrory...
RIP Helen McCrory
Very sad. I wish I could nominate a replacement for her and give her back to her family.
Thanks for posting
Brilliant and thanks... I really like that we all secretly think that these panelists and presenters could handle running the yook right now 😜
What's a yook?
The UK 😉
These are wonderful.
Soo funny. Specially Ian.
Hey, great finish. Bless you.
I loved David Mitchell's remark on the BBC replacing Would I Lie to You with politicians because of the election, "Oh! The irony of it."
Ross noble is generally the best guest this show has ever had , everytime hes on im in stitches . Like look at 11:03 , i spit my tea all over the table when he said that
i don’t like him or his humour. but everyone to there own.
His live shows are just like him too loud too long and shyte
Coincidentally, he is the main antagonist in the movie, Stitches
Looks like Victoria had much the same reaction as you did.
@@mikepxg6406 I share your opinion.
I genuinely find him as witty as a bucket of sick and not a person I would want to know.
I constantly find myself totally bewildered that he has a career.
Victoria coren... incredible
David Mitchell is a very lucky man
17:47 this bit made me laugh more than anything else lmaoo
What a lovely reaction to happy gorillas.
This was quite fun.
Oh Yar....
Spiffing....
1:01:27 - now this made me chuckle a lot....very muchly. Hahaha Starmer......das ist gud.
15:56 Nice comeback from Camilla here (though only really works in context)
29:29 Great joke from Ian re Prince Andrew's 'car crash' interview!
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Y@@alyciagordanalyciagordan5497 You go first
I was at the Stef McGovern show and I can't remember any of it!
Can't wait for series 264 to 355...Still as fresh as a daisy 🌼
very keen on Guy Yelling "STOP BREXIT"
Running down the street with a parrot signifies A Pirate 'avin a laugh.
Chicken Dinner exotic style.....
I reported the spammer herein. Bit of fun, that. I usually forget. Cheers!
"This is an ex parrot!"
Ross's impersonation of old people eating ice cream (11:46) absolutely cracked me up! haha!
I really wish I could see what and why people think RN is at all funny.
I groan inwardly every time he is listed as a guest and have to decide if the draw of the other guests is worth having to hear anything he says.
@@georgielancaster1356 Yes, he's an acquired taste
LOL 2 years on and a protestor gets carried away .
Saw Ian at a Spike award do , so young :-)
am I the only one who's Google nest started playing soft rock after they talked about smart home devices...?
Ours did as well, and I was three rooms away, watching the show on my iPad!
Mine started playing Billy Joel in the TV room, much to the annoyance of my wife 🙂
29:30 Savage take by ian
Thank you for scaring the shit out of me and waking my google up lmao
@Daford Ronfly goodness precious, you are angry, have you eaten today? marbs before carbs but don't starve
@Daford Ronfly It was actually free with Spotify (Another farm product)
Chris McCausland is a funny chap
Ferry builder Incat's German subsidiary will build and supply two of the worlds first high speed dual-fuel car ferries capable of carrying 180 HGV's plus 150 other vehicles and 1450 passengers, these two ferries are the world's fastest ships having achieved a speed of 58.1 knots - (107.6 kilometres an hour) have been ordered by DFDS to connect Ireland and Europe directly at high speed, avoiding the need to use the UK landbridge via Dublin, Holyhead, Dover, Calais to Europe.
The first step in a €30 million transformation of Rosslare Europort will be taken this week now that the port authority, Iarnród Eireann has approved planning permission by Wexford County Council.
The investment, which will be made jointly by Ireland and the EU during 2021/2, is part of a port 'Masterplan' to ensure Rosslare Harbour has the capacity, facilities and technology to facilitate major growth for the benefit of the region and the national economy, replacing the need for the "UK landbridge" to mainland Europe from Ireland, unfortunately cutting hundreds of jobs in the UK but replacing them in Ireland.
Among the changes which are subject to planning permission are a reconfiguration of the port lay-out and new facilities and infrastructure along with a plan to make Rosslare a 'sustainable, seamless and smart port', to ensure it reaches its full potential as Ireland's gateway to Europe and beyond.
@@herrglotzenschnitzengruber1510 cool
yay 2e
At time when Ian smiles he reminds me of Stan laurel
Right after the bit about Willie Rennie and indigestion cures, UA-cam popped in an ad for Gaviscon. The algorithm has become self-aware!
Jesus Christ. “Boris Jo- BWAHAHAHA”
Ian hislop would be a great PM!!
Compared to what else is available, definitely!!!
He wouldn't want the job
It's a dead parrot...perhaps he wanted to be a lumberjack...
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Hancock staring at that woman hits a little different now....
Ding Dong Bozza has Gone!
Do you get paid for these? Just curious if.we.can just repost episodes and earn... thx
She actually set off my google home!
19:21 - "yeah, that looks like a croissant in a tea towel, will have that"
What is the flag with the red cross with the crown in it flying in the background? Do not recognise the country?
16:08 - flawlessly timed comeback
I'm puzzled? The likeness is staggering?? Spot on - I thought it was Melania herself for a second..
I leave stuff playing in background regularly. Everytime miles jupp activates the Google assistant on my phone.
40:30 Anyone know the name of the blind comedian, he's brilliant.
Chris McCausland
I like the English, especially the common man /woman. Salt of the earth folk. They are the real stars and should be on these panels.
You're having us on. Americans don't write like that
(cont.)In fact, only Brits do
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@Daford Ronfly why do you read them then? you can skip it. you haven't yet. practice, when you see me, Scroll On By. give it a try. go on. again.
Miles Jupp and I have the same tone of voice everytime he said hey google.... my Google voice thing goes off
So the ITV debate was consistent with the last one
it wasnt rob conibear who made that statue
certainly not that I'm complaining, but they really keep in those "mistake" moments in the proper, broadcast show? like for instance the stuff with Brian Cox needing a wee? I love that they wound, just surprised
Yes, these are highlights of the broadcast shows.
43:40 Paul was right
I'm going cock.
That's not what I heard.
That's just quality :D
Haha my google just turned on playing hungry eyes.
Why is she crying? You can barely hear anything on the clip of the gorillas, unless something was cut?
Have you got an alter ego called Alycia?!
You may just have to increase your volume. It was a very clear but soft background noise of tuneful enjoyment.
Martin Clunes at 5:30, love it! :-)
10:15 anyone know which issue this was? i wanna read the letter lol
nvm, found it on reddit
lol the dead monkry comment was extra funny to me as lil while ago i paid for my then gf to sponser a wolf, yup dead within a week , omg!! the wolf, not the gf lol
My nephew Timothy used to make those gorilla noises when eating mushy peas.
@@honordefon610 I have no experience of such things so I'll leave it to your obvious and distasteful knowledge.
Hugs to Timothy. Clearly a happy child...
You should let Victoria know. She might want to visit.
42:29 Paul went to genuinely answer Chris' question like he'd been doing with anything visual, before realizing he can obviously hear the impression and it was a joke.
Is it a dolphin in a bathtub?
"Which one has a problem with the women"? They both have.
If I went on a gambling website, would it be interrupted every ten minutes by HIGNFY ads?
I bet it will not
I bet it will not
Martin is the greatest
Done
It's a phoenix not a parrot
Can tell its boris's sister
🤣
Is she wearing a wig?
The only woman he hasn't knocked up. That we know of 😅
That parrot was not a fake one, HE WAS PINING FOR THE FJORDS!!!!
SIR THIS IS AN EX-PARROT!
What does the presenter say around 17.05? I’m not a native English speaker, sometimes it’s hard to hear the bits that are partly buried in the noise of the audience laughing?
"I used to work in a mobile phone shop, actually"
@@galesito1733 thanks!
I get they don't like him but what is a toe rag ,doesn't sound good
@Karl Sinkovits ok I still don't get it but it sounds derogatory
So this question made me think.
"The toe rag, from which the term comes, was an item of clothing worn by men who were either to poor to afford stockings or were criminals. They would wrap their feet up in scraps of cloth, which, unwashed, would end up in a very poor state indeed."
-bbcamerica.com
@@fredsmith-kingofthelunatic7810 thanks I figured it wasn't good this is a truly English insult
Despicable person
Not liked
Unpopular...
Smells of French cheese.....
@@honordefon610 French cheese lol
24:16 - who is that gorgeous piece of hunk?
His name is Adil Ray, he's a comedian/comic actor.
Unless you're referring to Ian Hislop of course, which is similarly understandable.
@@The_Infernal_Contraption 🤣
Wow, at 10:30 I would have made the joke "they write a song about it", in reference to the musical artist Gorillaz. Then immediately after I said it, she said "they make up happy little songs."
everyone looks so old now
Weird that, seeing as this show first aired in 1989 or something
Better than windtunnel stretched and sadly trying to act like a 20 yr old
That’s what happens when people age
M... for mistake....can't fully erase a comment that somehow showed up on the wrong Utube. Sorry.
1:05:56
Emma Barnett: "I'm enjoying the breeze on my nipples."
Paul Merton: "Yeah, but what's the caption for the photograph?"
🤣
Keep expecting Brian to tell everyone to fuck off.
My ex-husband once gave me bathroom scales one Xmas not long after I had had a baby 🙃
Surprised this hasn’t been removed
Removed from the country it’s aired in
The BBC is payed for by taxes, anyone can watch it, so why would this be taken down?
@@philodactyl you must be new here. Look for previous series.
@@DeanMoxley87 Not new here, I just know how the BBC works
@@philodactyl The BeeB has had YT removing series from the site not just on this channel
Rachel Johnstone I feel sorry for her She has her brothers looks which is not a good thing . At least she keeps her hair in place
Isn't it a wig?
She is so dumb she obviously didn’t realise they’d be falling over themselves to make BoJo cracks. Whole family are egomaniacs.
Ivo graham is on weird drugs
he is simply the product of being breastfed until he was 9
No. That is just what POSH is like.
Victoria 👅❤️.
Here in America we are obviously THE laughingstock of everything political and otherwise. But I’m always stunned to hear about how many major lawsuits are filed against journalist and newspapers constantly over there. By big prominent folks who absolutely feel no shame about it. It’s kind of insane.
It is, but compared to USA...
There aren't sufficient words invented to take in what passes for normal daily political life in America
Britain is a close second.
26:42 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fuck sake miles, my Google thingy just started talking to me at 2:15 am, I almost shit myself
27:58 Not a grow-house! Clearly it's a hacker's den after the Russian tenants moved out!
Why not just have adaptors and extensions?
@@bereacrimewatch5324 I'm thinking you wouldn't be able to get the same power, since the wall sockets would be a bottleneck current-wise. Also, all the extension cables would be messy.
23:56. Who is she?
Helen Lewis (born 30 September 1983)[1] is a British journalist and a staff writer at The Atlantic.[2] She is a former deputy editor of the New Statesman,[3] and has also written for The Guardian and The Sunday Times.[4]
@@neilhardman7973 thx
Why was Johnson's sister on the show?
Because she was invited on as a guest.
I was kicked in the head by a horse the reason for brexit!
1:01:54 Today *Mock His friend David Mitchell towards Lee Mack on Would I Lie To You*
1:00:12 A good example of a biased sample. I'm guessing all those panelists are from a similar part of the country, and certainly all the audience members have to be living near wherever the studio is. (not to mention education, wealth and other factors)
no, they are from all over the UK, and are all from different backgrounds. working class, middle class and even some toffs
Ferry builder Incat's German subsidiary will build and supply two of the worlds first high speed dual-fuel car ferries capable of carrying 180 HGV's plus 150 other vehicles and 1450 passengers, these two ferries are the world's fastest ships having achieved a speed of 58.1 knots - (107.6 kilometres an hour) have been ordered by DFDS to connect Ireland and Europe directly at high speed, avoiding the need to use the UK landbridge via Dublin, Holyhead, Dover, Calais to Europe.
The first step in a €30 million transformation of Rosslare Europort will be taken this week now that the port authority, Iarnród Eireann has approved planning permission by Wexford County Council.
The investment, which will be made jointly by Ireland and the EU during 2021/2, is part of a port 'Masterplan' to ensure Rosslare Harbour has the capacity, facilities and technology to facilitate major growth for the benefit of the region and the national economy, replacing the need for the "UK landbridge" to mainland Europe from Ireland, unfortunately cutting hundreds of jobs in the UK but replacing them in Ireland.
Among the changes which are subject to planning permission are a reconfiguration of the port lay-out and new facilities and infrastructure along with a plan to make Rosslare a 'sustainable, seamless and smart port', to ensure it reaches its full potential as Ireland's gateway to Europe and beyond.
Just pointing out, all these type of shows are free for the audience. You apply for tickets and they do a lottery type system and give out as many as they have. So the audience is whoever applies and gets the tickets. It's not like stand up or theater shows where people pay
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